Pyoderma gangrenosum secondary to severe burn injury Serag Saleh1, Bish Soliman1, 1Royal North Shore Hospital Abstract Background Pyoderma gangrenosum is an uncommon cutaneous inflammatory dermatosis classically characterised by the formation of sterile, ulcerating lesions that are rapidly progressive and demonstrate...

Trench foot, or immersion foot syndrome, secondary to prolonged cold-water treatment in symptom control of erythromelalgia: An illustrative case report and review of the literature. James Bozzi1, Harriet Semple1, Peter Maitz1, Andrea Issler-Fisher1, 1Concord Repatriation General Hospital, Concord, NSW, Australia...

Dr Lucy Barrett1,2,3, Mr Blair Johnson1, Professor Fiona Wood1,2,3, Dr Mark  Fear1,3 1Burn Injury Research Unit, University Of Western Australia, Crawley, Australia, 2Telethon Kids Institute, Northern Entrance, Perth Children’s , Nedlands, Australia, 3Fiona Wood Foundation, Murdoch, Australia Abstract: Burn patients...

Dr Lucy Barrett1,2,3, Dr Vanessa Fear2, Dr Jason Waithman2, Professor Fiona Wood1,3,4, Dr Mark  Fear1,3 1Burn Injury Research Unit, University Of Western Australia, Nedlands, Australia, 2Telethon Kids Institute, Nedlands, Australia, 3Fiona Wood Foundation, Murdoch, Australia, 4Burns Service of Western Australia,...

Mrs Erin Crofton1,2, Emeritus Professor Jenny Strong1,2, Doctor Pamela Meredith3, Associate Professor Paul Gray1,2 1The University of Queensland , Brisbane , Australia, 2The Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital, Brisbane , Australia, 3University of the Sunshine Coast , Sunshine Coast ,...

Dr Doran Kalmin1, Dr Edward Raby, A/Prof Dale Edgar, Winthrop Professor Fiona Wood 1State Adult Burns Unit, Fiona Stanley Hospital, Perth, Australia Abstract: Early excision of deep burns is considered the primary factor in reducing the incidence of invasive burn...

Dr Doran Kalmin1, Dr Edward Raby, A/Prof Dale Edgar, Winthrop Professor Fiona Wood 1State Adult Burns Unit, Fiona Stanley Hospital, Perth, Australia Abstract: Early excision of deep burns is considered the primary factor in reducing the incidence of invasive burn...

Dr Dylan Prunster1, Dr Peter Meier1, Professor Fiona Wood1, Dr Anna Goodwin-Walters1, Dr Helen Douglas1 1Fiona Stanley Hospital – State Burns Service of Western Australia , Perth, Australia Abstract: Introduction Australia has seen an exponential rise in the cosmetic medicine...

Miss Camila Kairuz1, Dr. Julieann Coombes1 1The George Institute For Global Health, Sydney/Newtown, Australia Abstract: Background: Australian First Nations children present with burn injuries covering larger body surface areas, suffer full thickness burns and require hospital admission three times more...

Dr Nicola Clayton1,2,3,4,5, Ms Katina Skylas3,6, Ms Caroline  Place3,7, Miss Rosemarie Giannone2,7, Dr Frank  Li2,7, Ms Caroline Nicholls2,8, Mrs Cheryl Brownlow2,8, Dr Rosalba  Cross3, Dr Justine O’Hara2, Dr Andrea  Issler-Fisher2,9, Dr Mark Kol3, Prof Peter Maitz2,9 1Speech Pathology Department, Concord...